Bossier High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Bossier City, LA)

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Row One: James Bass, Kelly Childs, Josie Pedragaza, Shanda Bratos, Cassandra Johnson Row Two: Joann Thurman, Tangela Miller, Kristi Darden, Kelly Hendon, Kate Simonelli, Carol Tarver Row Three: Benny Evans, Tyrone Bryant, Shawn Morace, Jack Brown, Robert Soloman, Tim Riley. :G ii tw, A1-FL UQ' Q V, 1 4 k flfi Q or Q' 9? R' c. wma Mba n ' ,wwe 97' lx d ' or ' V ' v - k mfg , ii, N,-gy ..v 0 l .- - 'A ' :ffl Penny Walker rides with pride in the Homecoming parade as one ofthe DECA Sweethearts. riding as a DECA Sweetheart. Another DECA Sweetheart is Amy Hopson. representatives. Mr. Duckworth,,as the DECA advisor, spent many hours helping the officers make this year the best yet. Paula Goad represents the DECA spirit while also Josie Pedragoza and Kurt Chatterson are the class

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SKILLS FOR HIRE DECA SES: Those Airline Boys think they are fine but tonight they are gonna lose for the very first time. This sign was placed in the hall by BHS DECA students who found time in their busy schedule to promote school spirit. The life of DE students got hectic at times as they attended school in the morning, worked on theirjobs in the afternoon, and did their homework at night. President Kelly Hendon said, The idea of balancing school and a job was easy to adapt to, although the hours did cut into my social cl-7 life at times, DECA had several areas of competition for students such as apparel and accessories, advertising, general marketing, general mer- chandise, and food marketing. They com- peted in District and State events. Other ac- Q1 .y tivities for the year included a trip to New York for an officer training conference and production of a twelve minute film which helped to explain duties of service and ways ofdeveloping leadership abilities. Distributive Education Clubs of America have helped to develop many ofthe leaders in Marketing and Distribution. As a result, businesses have been provided with more cmployable and productive workers. DECA officers for this year arc Kelly Hendon - ' ' ,.. ss.. ., President, Kate Simonelli - Vice President, Kristi K Darden - Secretary. Carol Tarver - Treasurer, Tim Q Bass - Photographer, Pat Nelson - Parliamen- 1 tarian. and Randy McDaniel- Representative. 3 fi? - ?? ..- ,,...,.A.flfQ':QiZ.aQlf , f-. W WW' f' t ,Nj ...... A V - Q i 1 i . of -Q.. -.. . 'W 3 . Q. - 4 If , i is -S: ' , ll . i . ' .. . ,t A is ' M- ree f' ' fx . lf, vs an , 4 i . I V , . f K A I A X. U , rf..-,-1 ,K .N ' q O 9 K f Y' .X , - t I First Row: Kimberly Tomb, Serena Smith, Pam Hurdle, Doreen Ferraro, Mary Allen, Lisa Dingler, Gina Rogers, Shannon Anderson, Amy Hopson Second Row: Kurt Chatterson, Cynthia Anthony, Penny Walker, Paula Goad, Patricia Clark, Wanda Jackson, Jac- queline Cooper, Sandra Gray, Linda Whitten Third Row: Pat Nelson, Michael Bates, Robbie Bookout, Debra Brannom, Deanna Ar- mitage, Yolanda Harris, Shelly Walker, Alisia Swift, Valerie Lacy Fourth Row: Wade Sheeley, David Simonelli, Ray Hutchens, Larry Blackwell, Randy McDaniel, Jeff Pleasants, Shan Presley, Charles Parker Fifth Row: Paul Florence, Richard Jones, Otis Collins, Wilford Ball, Michael Kelly, Pat Humphrey, Levi Coby, Robert Crawford.

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Singers Display Abilit Through Performances Members of the BHS Choir had a difficult task in front of them as they set out to top last yearls per- formance where superior ratings were received at every competi- tion. In the Florida Sunshine com- petition they received the only First Row: T. Horn, H. Teeters, S. Reddick, A. Wooten, C. Bryant, A. Miller, B. Rutan Samiels, V. Kirkendoll, J. Jones, Leslie Brit Nix, A. James, M. Oasano, D. Soumas. superior rating given. This year posed new problems for the choir director, Mr. Milton Nix, because of schedule problems, the Showchoir was spread throughout several classes and did not get to meet daily as a group. With the help of officers President Gavi Peka, Vice-President Bett Lincecum, Treasurer Keri Smit, and Secretary David Hoskins, M Nix and his choir were able to sl goals and work toward achievii another year of excellence. S. Coby, T. Bruce, R. Sanchez, V. Engi, J. Edwards, D. Franklin, M. Hughes Second Row: , N. Larned, L. Rachal, T. Greer, M. Crook, T. Crook, C. Burke, B. Fitch Third Row: V. tenham, J. Palmer, M. Elkins, B. Lincecum, K. Smith, A. Irvin, R. Wynn, A. Anderson, A. Gunn, T. Ogden Fourth Row: K. Joseph, K. Young, L. Coby, J. Holman, B. Paul, T. Schlenker, G. Peka, E. Cummings, D. Hoskins, L. First Row: S. Cunningham, P. Eason, S. Evans, C. Davis, B. Choate Second Row: S. Theodos, Y. West, J. Bryant, F. Raney, J. Williams, R. Simons Third Row: A. Diggins, Polly Jones, L. Capers, T. Walker, C. Williams, J. Poole Fourth Row: Y. Revels, K. Robinson, M. Dixon, R. Taylor, D. Sheppard, C. Pace, C. Williams, R. Kennon. A.. First Row: L. Stricklan, S. Brittenham, C. Smith, T. Ogden, S McGuire, C. Funderburk Second Row: J. Sanchez, J, Taylor, T McCoy, D. Brown, J. McKenny, R. Tate, C. Allen Third Row: A Mabrey, I. Hill, D. Hogue, C. Sullivan, C. Crawford, P. McMahon R. Stansbury Fourth Row: C. Steen, L. Morris, A. Wright, L. Trot ter, S. Simmons, J. Brown, A. Bonery, J. Moy.